Quarterback Football Cards, page 15
| Image | Set | # | Card Title/Players | Pro Team | Position | College | Honors | Notes | Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards |
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1955 Bowman | 77 | Al Dorow | Washington Redskins | quarterback | Michigan State | Rookie card | exmt+ | |
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1955 Bowman | 78 | Bill Wade | Los Angeles Rams | quarterback | Vanderbilt | |||
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1955 Bowman | 83 | Pat Brady | Pittsburgh Steelers | quarterback, punter | Nevada, Bradley | |||
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1955 Bowman | 106 | Ted Marchibroda | Pittsburgh Steelers | quarterback | Detroit | Colts Ring of Honor | ||
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1955 Bowman | 115 | Bobby Thomason | Philadelphia Eagles | quarterback | Virginia Military Institute | exmt | ||
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1955 Bowman | 120 | Jim Finks | Pittsburgh Steelers | quarterback | Tulsa | Pro Football Hall of Fame 1995, Saints Hall of Fame 1994, Vikings Ring of Honor 1998 | ||
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1955 Bowman | 141 | Bob Clatterbuck | New York Giants | quarterback | Houston | |||
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1955 Bowman | 145 | Adrian Burk | Philadelphia Eagles | quarterback, punter | Baylor | |||
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1955 Bowman | 150 | George Ratterman | Cleveland Browns | quarterback | Notre Dame | |||
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1955 Bowman | 154 | Zeke Bratkowski | Chicago Bears | quarterback | Georgia | Packers Hall of Fame 1989 | ||
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1955 Rams Team Issue | Norm Van Brocklin | Los Angeles Rams | quarterback, coach | Oregon | College Hall of Fame 1966, Eagles Honor Roll 1987, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1971 | |||
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1955 Rams Team Issue | Bill Wade | Los Angeles Rams | quarterback | Vanderbilt | ||||
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1955 Topps All-American | 8 | George Cafego | quarterback | Tennessee | College Hall of Fame 1969 | Cafego placed seventh in voting for the Heimsan Trophy in 1938, and fourth in 1939. See the Gallery's page of Heisman candidates. | ||
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1955 Topps All-American | 11 | Bobby Dodd | quarterback | Tennessee | College Hall of Fame 1959 | Dodd was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame as both a player and a coach. His son, Bobby Dodd Jr., played quarterback for the University of Florida. For more cards of father-son pairs, see the Gallery's Fathers and Sons page. | ||
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1955 Topps All-American | 12 | Otto Graham | quarterback | Northwestern | Browns Ring of Honor 2010, College Hall of Fame 1956, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1965 | Graham was an All-American in both football and basketball at Northwestern. | PSA 6 | |
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1955 Topps All-American | 20 | Sammy Baugh | quarterback, coach | TCU | College Hall of Fame 1951, Commanders Ring of Fame , Pro Football Hall of Fame 1963 | |||
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1955 Topps All-American | 23 | Dick Kazmaier | quarterback | Princeton | College Hall of Fame 1966, Heisman Trophy 1951 | Rookie card | ||
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1955 Topps All-American | 27 | Red Grange | quarterback | Illinois | College Hall of Fame 1951, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1963 | Grange's brother Garland also played pro football. The brothers were teammates with the Chicago Bears from 1929 to 1931. | ||
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1955 Topps All-American | 34 | Davey O'Brien | quarterback | TCU | College Hall of Fame 1955, Heisman Trophy 1938 | Rookie card O'Brien played two seasons for the Philadelphia Eagles. In 1939, his rookie year, he broke Sammy Baugh's NFL record for most yards passing in a season. According to his page on the Heisman Trophy web site, he retired to become an FBI agent. |
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1955 Topps All-American | 47 | Bo McMillin | quarterback | Centre | College Hall of Fame 1951 | Rookie card, error card McMillin's name is misspelled "McMillan" on this card. |
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1955 Topps All-American | 52 | John Lujack | quarterback | Notre Dame | College Hall of Fame 1960, Heisman Trophy 1947 | Lujack was inducted into the National Polish-American Sports Hall of Fame in 1978. | ||
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1955 Topps All-American | 54 | Eddie Dooley | quarterback | Dartmouth | ||||
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1955 Topps All-American | 62 | Harry Newman | quarterback | Michigan | College Hall of Fame 1975 | |||
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1955 Topps All-American | 64 | Benny Friedman | quarterback | Michigan | College Hall of Fame 1951, Pro Football Hall of Fame 2005 | Rookie card | ||
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1955 Topps All-American | 67 | Frankie Albert | quarterback, coach | Stanford | College Hall of Fame 1956 | Albert finished fourth in voting for the Heisman Trophy in 1940, and third in 1941. See the Gallery's page of cards of Heisman candidates. |